@FranceTeam
The only real clue on any bot’s financial position would be their tax return, not an unaudited abreviated balance sheet. Sadly, the bots mentioned on here are doing ok, they don’t appear to be on the verge of bankruptcy at all.
Yes, go and attack them for targeting vulnerable groups but let’s not fool over selves that they are insolvent or that the MLM companies are imploding, they are clearly still functioning and doing well.
The thing is though, that growth appears to have slowed right down, it's almost ground to a halt.
Last month only 6 supervisors and no other promotions across the whole of the UK. That's unprecedented, surely? I remember the days when there would be hundreds of supervisors each month, let alone all the other promotions those fed into.
If that continues, it really doesn't bode well for the top bots - at least in the UK. The social proof will be harder and harder to provide.
Seeing all those people walking across stage at success days and picking up their promotions really did provide fire and encouragement for many that they could do it too. For those who couldn't get to success days, they'd see the long long lists of names in the magazine. Those at the start of their Forever journey just won't be seeing that now, and I think it's a slippery slope.